A) case study method.
B) correlational method.
C) survey method.
D) naturalistic observation method.
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A) median
B) mean
C) mode
D) midpoint
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A) the dependent variable.
B) an extraneous variable.
C) a placebo.
D) the independent variable.
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A) uncorrelated.
B) increasingly correlated.
C) negatively correlated.
D) positively correlated.
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A) precision
B) acceptance of a degree of error
C) skepticism
D) operational definitions
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A) hypotheses.
B) correlations.
C) variables.
D) confounds.
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A) a control variable.
B) the dependent variable.
C) the independent variable.
D) an extraneous variable.
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A) factory setting.
B) rate of productivity.
C) style of music being used.
D) loudness of music being used.
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A) often observe behavior in artificial situations.
B) permit conclusions concerning cause and effect relationships.
C) can examine research questions that because of practical and ethical reasons cannot be studied with other methods.
D) allow the researcher a high level of control over the variables of interest.
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A) the scores on the final exam and the first midterm are negatively correlated.
B) the scores on the final exam and the first midterm are positively correlated.
C) the scores on the final exam and the first midterm are not very highly correlated.
D) Dr. Hackle should change the final so it is more fair to the students who are doing well in her course.
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A) small toes.
B) large toes.
C) medium-sized toes.
D) either very large or very small toes.
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A) case study research.
B) survey research.
C) correlational research.
D) experimental research.
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A) hypothesis.
B) theory.
C) opinion.
D) fact.
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A) the testing approach.
B) the survey approach.
C) the experimental approach.
D) naturalistic observation.
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A) the group that the subject was assigned to (experimental or control) .
B) the actual measurement of the students emotions.
C) the bogus medical test.
D) the subject's expectations about whether the gene deficiency was common or uncommon among college students.
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A) a case study.
B) a survey.
C) naturalistic observation.
D) an experiment.
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A) because of practical or ethical reasons it cannot be used to study some research questions.
B) it does not allow for conclusions concerning cause and effect relationships.
C) it does not allow for a description of behavior.
D) the researcher has little control over the situation.
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A) mathematical statistics
B) inferential statistics
C) descriptive statistics
D) correlational statistics
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A) psychological testing.
B) archival research.
C) direct observation.
D) meta-analysis.
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A) a direct correlation between the two variables.
B) a negative correlation between the two variables.
C) a positive correlation between the two variables.
D) no correlation between the two variables.
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